1028                             Laws of Maryland                       [Ch. 629

Correction, to serve the original sentence upon which he was com-
mitted prior to being classified as a defective delinquent [deducting
from such original sentence the time which has been spent in the
custody of the institution for defective delinquents, or elsewhere
within the custody of the Board of Correction, including]. Upon
return of a person to the custody of the Department of Correction
there shall be deducted from the original sentence all time spent in
the custody of Patuxent Institution and in the custody of the Depart-
ment of Correction. The Department shall make such allowances or
(disallowances) relating to good behavior and/or work performed
as the Board of Correction may determine under the provisions of
Section 688 of Article 27 of the Code. Patuxent Institution shall
furnish the Department of Correction with such information from
the records of such person's period of confinement in the Institution
as the Board of Correction shall reasonably require for determining
the application of the said Section 688, which shall apply to such
person's period of commitment to Patuxent Institution with any
variation of the regulations issued under said section as the Board
of Correction shall consider appropriate in the particular case. The
power of the court to provide for a leave of absence or parole for
any such person before it shall be the same as that of the Institu-
tional Board of Review, described hereinabove in this section, except
, that once the person has entered upon the leave of absence or parole,
the Board shall have the administration of the terms and conditions
of the leave or parole as set by the court. If the person before the
court is returned to the custody of the Institution as a defective
delinquent, it shall continue to be for an indefinite period, without
either maximum or minimum limits, subject to the review and re-
examination by the institutional Board of Review, as provided here-
inabove in this section.

14.    Nothing in this article shall be construed to extend to or
affect any case in a juvenile court or in the court of a magistrate for
juvenile causes, or any person involved in such case, unless the juven-
ile court judge shall have waived jurisdiction in the case so that it
may be heard and adjudicated in a regular criminal court. Provided
however, that the provisions of this article shall apply to any adult
who has been found guilty and sentenced by one of the several juven-
ile courts in this State when said juvenile court is exercising its
original jurisdiction as provided in Sections 53 and 55 of Article 26
of the Annotated Code of Maryland. (1957 Edition).,

15.    Nothing in this article shall be construed to extend to or
affect any case in the court of a magistrate or justice of the peace, or
any person involved in such case, unless by reason of a request for
a jury trial or for other cause the case shall be heard and adjudicated
in a regular criminal court. Provided, however, that the Criminal
Court of Baltimore City shall have jurisdiction of a person convicted
and sentenced by the Municipal Court of Baltimore City if the crime,
offense, crimes or offenses, for which he has been convicted and sen-
tenced are within one or more of the categories listed in Section 6
of this article.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS

[16. Nothing in this article shall be construed to extend to or to
affect any person who on June 1, 1954, is held as an inmate or pris-
oner of any penal institution operated and supervised by the Depart-